The Walking Dead season 6 *spoiler alert* Read at own risk!

Yeah he was one of the two that Morgan took out last season.
 
Did you guys noticed on the sneak peep of Ep.3 the Kershaw Camp 14 the Zombie had in its shoulder blade?
 
u812 said:
I think the girl did signal the wolves. She started to say something about it when Carl interrupted her. They did not hit on that in the talking dead at all that I noticed but then again I wasn't paying a lot of attention during the talking dead.
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What you talking bout Willis?
 
Need2Know said:
One thought...Kung Fu Morgan is creating a lot of liabilities with his "moral compass".
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I have to agree. I like Morgan but he's producing way too many loose ends. Someone needs to have a serious talk with him.

After this episode, I don't know if anyone, and I mean anyone has more of what it takes to survive than Carol. Good Lord.
 
NYCFLY said:
Did you guys noticed on the sneak peep of Ep.3 the Kershaw Camp 14 the Zombie had in its shoulder blade?
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Wasn't sure what kind of blade it was but I saw that Rich cut himself on it while also being covered in zombie blood. That can't be good. I would think that would be the same as a bite or scratch.
 
u812 said:
I think the girl did signal the wolves. She started to say something about it when Carl interrupted her. They did not hit on that in the talking dead at all that I noticed but then again I wasn't paying a lot of attention during the talking dead.
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-Leaving during the attack
-She was very casual about it.
-Had keys to all the houses, gave them to Carl, says "I have these. I want them to have them."
-Final quote from her- "They're just people. This place is too big to protect. There are too many blind spots. That's how we were able to----" Carl cuts her off.

;)
 
I wasn't sure if the "we" was a reference to her & wolves, or her and Carl . . . I guess time will tell. But the fact that in the beginning we saw her look at the gate to Alexandria, then face away from the gate as if thinking, then trace something on her hand and go back to the gate and get let in, and we see she's traced "JSS" on her hand - that makes it seem like she's in cahoots with the wolves.

Meanwhile I think Morgan may have seen the light a bit - I think he said "I'm sorry" to the wolf in the house because he realized he had to kill him - since sparing him the last time clearly hadn't succeeded in transmitting the "every life is sacred" groove.
 
I'd almost guarantee she's had some sort of association with the wolves. The writers left us a hint last season. It was the comic book she was reading in the attic when Carl met her for the first time.
 
stvpourciau said:
What did do to whom in last season? What episode, I'll maybe rewatch it
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I forgot what episode it was in. Maybe the one before Darrell got trapped at the loading docks. It was at the end. Morgan was in the woods about to eat when the guy he killed walked up and was talking to him at gunpoint (unloaded) and his buddy tried to take Morgan out from behind. Morgan knocked them out and left them in a car. The other one was the one Morgan ran off outside. Remember he said "so you live here".
 
dobermaniac said:
-Final quote from her- "They're just people. This place is too big to protect. There are too many blind spots. That's how we were able to----" Carl cuts her off.

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I agree, when she said "we" it definitely seemed like a wolf and her reference. Stupid Carl couldn't let her finish.



In the beginning, it could be that her parents were already in with the wolves and the plan all along was to go to Alexandria as a family and infiltrate and gather information. After the parents died, it may not have been random that she showed up at Alexandria and might be that she was just continuing on to where she was headed as a family.

Just a thought.


Also, it seemed like the wolves that attacked were comprised of two types of attackers. One type which was over the top brutal, and one type that may have been there in fear of the brutal ones. I thought one had made a comment saying that they didn't have a choice in what they were doing.

This definitely seemed like just the "first wave", maybe to gather information on how tough the residents were and other details of the town. Not the full on wolf assault.

I missed the Busse appearance with the old school dagger. Never seen it before either. So badass! Which episode was it in and how far in to the episode if anyone remembers roughly off hand? Thx!
 
xxwarderxx said:
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I missed the Busse appearance with the old school dagger. Never seen it before either. So badass! Which episode was it in and how far in to the episode if anyone remembers roughly off hand? Thx!
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It was in the most recent episode when the walker in the cab of the semi with the horn blowing gets dispatched. You can see the double talon guard with signature holes in each talon.
 
one thing that KILLS me.....where's the ingenuity with making weapons??? Where's the tinkering and DIY Steel Pipe/Spike Daggers.....Shiv's.... that will never break unlike Rick's Chinese folder. A good pipe knife or Rebar Spike would just rule. they were in the prison for months and had a shop with electricity. and no one has a grinder in Alexandria??? not one garage has a bench grinder?!?!? LOVE the show, but super disappointed at times. I get it that Rick getting cut is part of the story line. But a 12 inch spike in a sheath strapped to every one's thigh for those JUST IN CASE moments would be a mandatory law in MY Alexandria.
 
If the folks in Alexandria were TOO good the writers would need another story-line.:D Anybody wonder why they don't use some of those big tractors with frontloaders on them?
 
A big four wheel drive cab tractor in the bottom of that rock quarry would've been the way to handle that situation.
 
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